Anne N. Mouse: Blog

I've opened a new pen-name of Tori T. Jones I don't know how soon the story will post but I just submitted the first chapter to the moderators. This will be my attempt at this year's NaNoWriMo challenge. I do hope you enjoy it.

Every day I learn how coddled and small my life has been. What a coward I've let myself be and that I honestly continue to be.

Today's example for my historical hobby is Andrée de Jongh

Different than the White Mouse, She too along with Mavis Bates gives me cause to rue my lack of effort. I doubt at this late date in my life I'll scrape up the courage to do anything meaningful, I won't even scrape up the courage to do anything but die slowly unmourned and rightfully lost to history, unlike the women I just mentioned.

This is a progress report on my participation in the annual ritual of National Novel Writing Month (or whatever exactly the title is) I had a concept somewhat started before the beginning of the month but it was maybe five hundred words until late last night when I decided to see if I can push it out to at least 60,000 words by the first of December.

Currently as of this morning I have 5800 words... No promises that it will be posted here though. I may decide to post it at the website which may not be mentioned... I shall see what progress I make today.

I found the website ream for authors of fiction. Now I don't necessarily want to publish elsewhere as I'm pretty satisfied here as I can publish and get feedback on some pretty outre stuff. Granted BB is still watching here, and while I tend to not be entirely disestablishmentarian I am hesitant to say that all of their restrictions on what can be published make sense at all... Let alone that they protect the children. I could say more about what I think of that but I'll let C. S. Lewis on the worst sort of tyranny be where I stand as well.
I don't know how everyone here who publishes through bookappy (or whatever the site publisher for pay is...) is doing so far as marketing and reaching other markets. I hope I'm not stepping on toes but being single source is dangerous long term.

Just out of curiosity I put in a prompt on google search to write a report on Cassimir Pulaski, hero of the American revolution and arguably the founder of the US cavalry.

While everything reported is factual to my knowledge, the way the info is worded is definitely still off to me. Maybe it would be acceptable as a report for school, but if it passed my desk as a proofreader I'd say try harder....